Recently, Mr. Bui Xuan Huan, also known by the online community as Huan “rose”, a famous internet celebrity, has drawn much attention by sharing images of his Lamborghini Urus S and two additional photos with a total transfer amount of nearly 16 billion VND to the official dealer, capturing the interest of many netizens.
Prior to that, Huan “rose” had also caused a stir when he purchased a Mercedes-AMG G63 as a gift for his wife, then bought a McLaren 720S for his own enjoyment, even though the British car has been on the market for over 13 billion VND without attracting much attention.
The number of Lamborghini Urus S cars imported into the country has increased significantly, partly due to the very competitive pricing offered by the official distributor. The new Lamborghini Urus S shared by Huan “rose” on social media is finished in yellow with a black interior and yellow stripe accents. It is still unclear whether he purchased the car himself or simply shared the photos because he admired it.
The Lamborghini Urus S is an upgraded version released nearly five years after the original model’s debut. The primary focus is on revised exterior styling, most notably the front grille and bumper, while the rear has also been subtly modified to enhance aerodynamics.
The most impressive aspect of the mid-cycle refresh of the Lamborghini Urus SUV is the retention of the familiar twin-turbocharged 4.0-liter V8 engine found in previous Urus models in Vietnam. However, the Italian engineers have fine-tuned the Urus S to produce a maximum output of 657 horsepower, a 16-horsepower increase over the standard model and identical to the Urus Performante. Peak torque remains at 850 Nm.
With this remarkable power, the mid-cycle upgrade Lamborghini Urus S requires only 3.5 seconds to accelerate from a standstill to 100 km/h, 0.1 seconds quicker than the standard version, and can sprint from 0-200 km/h in just 12.5 seconds before reaching a top speed of 305 km/h. These figures are quite impressive for an SUV but still fall short of the Aston Martin DBX 707, with three units already imported to Vietnam.
